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Oct. 13, 2017 by Katherine Berry

The company, which has been in Silicon Valley since 2007, said it would test four of the vehicles in cities from San Jose to L.A. "the first two in Los Altos and Sunnyvale," according to the DMV.

The DMV and California Highway Patrol were the first to approve the permit, which will allow the company to test the autonomous driving features of the vehicles.

The DMV has said it will be testing the new self-driving cars for a period of five months after taking over operations.

Waymo had been limited to testing about 10 vehicles in Palo Alto. Los Altos, which is in San Francisco, is testing about 100.

Waymo said it would test self-driving vehicles on the Pacific Crest Highway in L.A. during this stretch and will be able to do so on the Pacific Crest Parkway.

The DMV said the self-driving-car company is testing at least three of its test vehicles in Los Altos and Sunnyvale, which is being tested in the San Jose Mountains.

The California Department of Transportation said it has approved a new permit for the self-driving-car company to drive in California Mountain View and the San Jose Mountains.

The California Highway Patrol said its license covers all of California.

Waymo, which has worked with the California State Patrol over the last two years, said it will test the self-driving cars in Los Altos and Sunnyvale before applying for a permit to operate in California Mountain View and L.A. The California Department of Motor Vehicles said it has approved a new permit for the self-driving-car company to drive in California Mountain View and the San Jose Mountains.

The DMV said the self-driving-car company is testing at least three of its test vehicles in Los Altos and Sunnyvale, which is being tested in the San Jose Mountains.

The California Highway Patrol said its license covers all of California.

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